Melrose Place" alum Andrew Shue told Fox News Digital that economic strain, political dysfunction and anxiety about the future have left Americans feeling like the country’s "engine is broken." Former "Melrose Place" star Andrew Shue believes that the majority of Americans have lost faith in the promise that once defined the country. During an interview with Fox News Digital, the 59-year-old actor, who founded the new bipartisan initiative The Forum, shared his grim assessment of the current mood of citizens in the United States, arguing that people across the economic and political spectrum are struggling. JOHN ADAMS MADE A TERRIFYING PREDICTION. AMERICA IS CLOSE TO PROVING HIM CORRECT "There's nobody in this country right now that thinks we're in a good place," Shue said. "You look around and you say, how do we feel about our kids? How do we fill i
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The ‘Journal Editorial Report’ panel discusses how the United States dug itself into the debt crisis. In the 1999 movie "The Matrix," Agent Smith hears a train approaching and delivers one of the iconic movie lines:…
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